About what they are singing in the post below, here’s a “real” version:
Mahler 2: Fifth Movement, Part 2
I haven’t a clue what they are saying … anyone want to fill me in?
Diana Ross’s voice on that song “You Can’t Hurry Love” is such a remarkable sound. So wonderfully bright and nasal, like a human oboe. And so thin and brittle, but supple at the same time. Like a twig that is still green and living but would snap if you bent it too far. Yeah, that’s kinda what it’s like. It’s even more like something else, but I can’t figure out what it is. Please listen to the original 1966 recording and help me…
The awkward moment when you accidentally pull out your #oboereed knives in middle of your calculus class…
